Say you walk into a department store to get a new pair of jeans. You walk over to the first table and grab the first nice pair. Of course they do fit. Then you make your way to the cashier. While waiting in line you turn around to see that not just one but four other people behind you that have the same pair of jeans. I ask you this, what is wrong with this picture? Here is what wrong. Not one of them including you in this scenario is being individual. We have all been at fault to this. We have all conformed to what society wants us to be. We buy things so we can go out and look just like each other and fit in with the mold. But this wrong we need to break through this Jell-O we have around us and be come an individual. Everyone was I see it should be one. Should be what they want to be. To feel, and think and act as the way they want to. With TV, music, and movies this day and age is full of people acting the same, dressing the same and being the same. We look at them as that how we should be, how we will fit in. And so groups are then based on how you dress, look and act. People are never grouped by themselves, labeled as they are. Instead they are labeled as them and us. The labels that people use these days to define someone are Preps, Jocks, Goths, Freaks, the list continues. We as people judge others as well as ourselves. We believe that we are not good enough, strong enough, or smart enough to do anything. That we lack something and that makes us less than others. So with this we seek out acceptance from others so we feel like we belong. So we feel that we have a place that we can be who we are. But in reality this place, group, or crowd we call ours usually does not let us be ourselves, but in fact they make us uniformed, and have us “become foolish and complacent sheep, that is weak and too afraid of our own insecurities to do anything but nod